Sentence examples for shortcomings in getting from inspiring English sources

Maine gives up a disproportionate number of foul balls, which speaks as much to his chronic inability to finish off hitters as their own shortcomings in getting the ball in play against him.

Now that Zika is at the forefront of international attention, let's remember the broader systemic shortcomings that got us here in the first place.

'But if we're not confident enough to laugh at our shortcomings in public, we haven't got very far at being equal, have we?' After Bridget Jones made the transition from cult column to hardback heroine and thence celluloid icon, Fielding retreated further from the public sphere.

But they, too, couldn't transcend their shortcomings to get a grip on mine.

"I often use it when I am in bed reading or relaxing," he wrote me later, admitting that "our minds tend to automatically compensate for the shortcomings in tonal fidelity and get to the music almost irrespectively of how shrouded the sound is".

The only reason players with certain physical shortcomings don't get chances is because coaches and scouts have learned in the past that they couldn't win with those guys.

Yet psychologists have found shortcomings in this early work.

Will it make up for shortcomings in your manhood?

Railroad management's concerns got support from an internal retirement board audit in 2000 that found serious shortcomings in the disability program.

While Alex Ferguson will be relieved to get out of Romania with the win, must be seriously concerned with his side's many shortcomings in defence.

Criticizing others for their own shortcomings in blaming language, especially language that generalizes, such as "You always forget to pick me up!" or "You're such a slob!" gets in the way of productive dialogue.